Johnson in Texas for high school and UT speech
President Johnson visited his Texas roots touring Lyndon B. Johnson High School in Johnson City and the University of Texas in Austin. He urged New York Democrats to back a large November victory while reflecting on Kennedy’s era and Eisenhower era crusade language during a Madison Square Garden fundraiser.
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Crumlish declines join in Philadelphia voting probe
Philadelphia District Attorney James Crumlish refused an invitation to join the state investigation into vote reporting in Philadelphia during the Democratic U S Senate nomination race. He will rely on the state Justice Department probe and will cooperate if it warrants it. The race remains unsettled with 541 challenged absentee ballots in Philadelphia and questions over blank ballots. The article notes a second inner-earth tremor in New Delhi.
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India Faces Crisis In Replacing Nehru
A crisis looms as a power struggle threatens to erupt after Nehru's death. Rival candidates for prime minister jostle for leadership amid Congress tensions, with Shastri and Nanda as leading contenders and Nanda acting PM until a formal selection.
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Dismissal Of Highway Aide For Politics Ordered
The U S Civil Service Commission orders Karl W Wild of State College Pennsylvania dismissed as deputy secretary of highways for alleged political activity in 1962. Wild has until mid June to appeal. attorney says an appeal is being studied. He earned 17839 annually. A second item notes Murphy High School Mobile Alabama graduating its first Black seniors Dorothy Davis and Henry Hobdy among 800 graduates.
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Prom Queen Crowning Tonight At Corry Area High School
Corry Area High School will crown its junior-senior prom queen at 10 pm in the gym with parents invited to attend between 10 and 10 30 pm. Decorating committee members praise their work, urging parents to view the crowning and the decorations.
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Guards Patrol Factory as Talks Resume in Essex Strike
National Guardsmen patrolled the Essex Wire plant in Hillsdale after a near riot during a 3 month old strike. Two people faced assault charges for the shotgun wounding of a plant guard while another guard faced firearm discharge accusations. Governor Romney declared a state of public emergency, ordered the plant closed and guards disarmed, and sent troops to Hillsdale as negotiators began talks to resume contract negotiations. Over 250 demonstrators besieged the Hillsdale County jail and damaged its windows after arrests at the picket line.
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JFK Would Have Been 47 Years Old Today
HYANNIS PORT Massachusetts AP John Fitzgerald Kennedy would have been 47 years old today. The Kennedy family planned a quiet observance at Hyannis Port with a children party and gifts for Uncle Jack followed by dinner. Mrs Kennedy and Robert Kennedy joined an international TV program on Kennedy's spiritual legacy while Edward Kennedy and Irish leader Lemass prepared to take part via Telstar from Dublin.
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Senate Group Urges Unity in Anti-Castro Exile Efforts
A Senate Judiciary subcommittee report urges strengthening ties among anti-C Castro exile groups and seeks a unified organization to address governments and international bodies for Cuban freedom. It warns of widening rifts between exiles and Cuban combatants, while stressing responsibilities and loyalty within Cuba.
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Judy Garland hospitalized in Hong Kong mystery illness
Judy Garland was taken off the critical list in a Hong Kong hospital after a collapse that left authorities puzzled about the illness. Mark Herron said she was much better and could talk, though details remained unclear and rumors denied.
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U S Considers Bigger UN Role in Southeast Asia War
Washington officials weigh expanding United Nations involvement as Honolulu talks set to map policy for Laos Vietnam and Cambodia. Johnson may act after reviewing recommendations. Rusk warns continued aggression could broaden the war as Nehru travels to Bangkok and Saigon en route to Hawaii.Participants include Lodge McNamara and CIA chief McCone.
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Apollo Ship Orbits Earth Completes Unmanned Test Flight
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP The first unmanned model of the Apollo moonship orbited Earth boosting hopes for a manned lunar landing in the 1960s. Dr George Mueller said the success adds to confidence but many more launches are needed. The Saturn I rocket lifted the spacecraft 100 miles high in a sixth straight successful test. Von Braun said the next Saturn I firing is planned for August to repeat the evaluation flight.
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Agreement Delays Strike Of EL Workers
BUFFALO A mutual informal pact between rail road and union leaders postponed a threatened six state strike by the Railroad Telegraphers Union against the Erie Lackawanna Railroad. The agreement came hours before a planned midnight walkout that rail officials warned would idle about 18 000 workers across New York New Jersey Ohio Pennsylvania Indiana and Illinois. A federal court hearing on a restraining order was postponed with Judge John C. Henderson setting June 15 for a new session. Union officials said at least 72 hours notice would be given if a fresh strike is called. The dispute centers on the firing of four Ohio employees without proper notice.
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Waterford Driver Killed In Crash Near Crossingville
Kenneth J. Mattson, 36, of Waterford, died when his auto eastbound on a rural Crawford County road left the pavement, struck guard rails at Route 4 near Crossingville, flipped, and crashed against a tree. He was alone in the car.
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Romania Seeks Nuclear Reactors from West Amid Cold War Tensions
Communist Romania has approached the United States and Britain to buy nuclear and thermal power reactors, sparking high level talks as Western powers weigh open offers. Officials say Romania’s delegation pressed for equipment while pledges sought that reactors be used only for peaceful purposes.
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